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EttWADs,.BiuuanroN ago.
-cJfii ,wa4d 'T3rr rCV-al lo vsh
0'rJif FayatteVflle 8trtt;'t)iyotoU'i.
on copy, fl wraths, ?.! r f MrJi, J-5
CiHHsf c.i5!,. v.-iufy j ' wr v.: ri'm
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vRaMttac Tnust b7 strati byy&egiatored:
Ier, Poto$H-Otder,!.-ExpeM r Draft,
ravabUtilth6 order of the Pubhatora.
: J UtW.nl I ) '.V .rta x,dJ f V;-r; 'i Hnq JU-i ' -r--O r 4 ! i ) J- Jatf lT1! jJii;i V.-.'.-.- 'X'i TT-S5"3 " ' SjLDTUiTISim SATES. J
3 hfe -ovl b( J;-.tAVd 1 fete RfAKkU:;;" Efv'd vrJlk) rarfefe :
CONTRIBUTIONS-
For Ut4J5wccdr. ;
CUKISTUMIX AND : lrJilNL'TOC
i - jiit-.T.'i :J W
lu 8tu4j'i biatofir. otthecien'ce
t liDgoai, the'qioves gato ii apt
tc be sttack3riththtf aooxnaloAdipo
sitiou occapied by some of the greaU
est oE Uie noieataand eapeclAlly
by riato AfistotTeBd'JaBu8Car.
X .AVhile-PUto; engestsr ;:thatatbe
GreeI;s;:ilgq,t":Jiav0 ro5eive5i their
were -older tban th-Greekg,u and
while he -erea . points 0t thafi two
Greek V nis' fot 'Jfi rjreaer1 aid" rfop
are the same . as'.tUja ,Efajry gian, 4til
Hd: lit .accQau.tilciuttie -Jtritoiig
phenomeaoD of identity ot JFordJyk
Bappowiig;thAtheGfeeka,4)Ofroed
Ihtie words from, the JEhrygiatkrJan-
.'Aristotlef hiiq8e!f,MjM'?tet5pf
all the learning tf bis own' dayjaiffd
even bqw, tbe teacber of dot. iae-'
est and Labiqt'. A"6b,vaf)r6bably
tba most . qonoprebensiy e... intellect
that em -.lived, seenia to have had
co idea tbat hnman speech ooald be"
reduced to law and order.4 Aristotle's
Jietorfc labd 'to 'dayonfessdiy
the Hues; ea"UlBpyo4:vle;;;8i!bjet.
Bi Poetics, followed, by Horace in
the Arg'iPoeik&i is ithB' Wgbest au
thority5 rextant. Mri?he domain-' of
Metaphysics ;itis'at,bnrsb4ok Q
tbiuk how JittleVbaa. beep, added to
what imi-Jett u&The :scinceT of
Xjogia ia dimes fe "' precisely where he
f c ft; i r, exeept as:te trie "mere itail
5Tei.:lje never learned ttt there wa
fl-jb e? f iaO
all .siGi W:
ti buatentiiiui
raoil wJaid )
. ".;.' j ;--'; ! " ' r.'"'- ':.'. :.r'f
O:
'QrUri-obNdrffiaroiin
I'll;-'.'.'
-c 1
-V3-
S !
III
for be Tiever- heard ; oftbe- brotber-
bood of, man, and tbat stnpid word
ribairian,'' was safietjel Jto iecIoul
eveu his clear intellect. r -a ti i
Mm Uaesar was' a carefol st
dent cf .a'bguae, and la to tbistifiy,
one -o out very oeat T modeU 'o
6tjie7 p'arlBg. the Gallic wirj,';
cam posed- a woi k eu Latin Gram
mar, and dedicated" it ;: to -i Gicero.
Oae cf bis favorite; plana'watq
foa iiJ a Greek- and" Latin Library'lat
Iiujfee,,atd be offered' the position cf
LsbiaTi au to Varro the ablest scholar
of1 bUtayj'ibongb. Varro- badfoaght
agaiu'srhftn in the war with PompeT-
Amj jk, Caesir, th'otigh be f6ngot
the GauJd nd Gvrmaus and "w'roto
itrHifctbc .manaer8 customs
IKa-ssfems bovx" t bare discovered-
eimiiaitty oetwcen mtia an
i live, :y From him. thron gh. bim and
in him la-all, tbe material as well aa
jthe ,piritual-all tbat ;.we. know,
'and that re know not yet foe
were ia mucn-co aov iaar is yecn
dottek!Li t Wbatna l coatrastl. The
tfflidJy spirittii flarraw, selfisbv et
elusive : the Christian bpirit is broad; :
free, expansireL) ) MThej&rst jnaa is of
tkeeaxtb, ear tbylhoHOther breathes'
theflpiri of 'ttUe. &econdi man, the
IjordicXnvseaveiLf c Heathenism
couldLDDft evolre a . science of lan
'gnage becapsft the spiritjvaA want .
(iogj attolongm thatl narrow, bigot
ed and "barbarian'; remained Uajthe
vocabnlary-of- philosopher ittnd :tf
pjeaeanVno.ancbadieiioe conld exist
That grand word tlbntranityn.fliaa aa-
iMIlliECU!!lULM':
jOreek'Vncc i$Qtqu before ttuo kUTCQV
:of OhrigWlt ib noty- t'QeDr-witboQt
I valid rtaboa that weboId; with that
! profound Philologist, Max Muller,
inaiine true Degmmng 01 xne acienee
of laatati aaten 'from the'daf of
iPfatebost? I io-Aai bin ad:
Ou'potton tbat the gene nee' of
laocruagtii is a Cbristian sclencey is
strongly ftrtifidd by th Tact taaC,
!eteri-atabic present day, the transla
tions of the' Lord's' Prayer; and of
the Bible, and Darts of the Bible.
into- various languages of theartb,
forriiffb the COibparative Philbldl8t '
with bid rirtt Vblttablef ind reliable'
cnaterialS. For raatanw, in 1548 tbe
Eofd'SlPraer wipbli3hed in fonr
tlrtf 3laaage ByaBibirander f- fit
iK39l.? lb 'twentvix lanertia2res.''bv
iRdma;.tna50 In forty, and in
Tfa x&Qfiabof &f laxigaags into "wbridi-
tbTBible baa teeti trau slated is now
rabwag into lidndreds, and still tbe
wdrirgoaB'ion.-' The-impulse, and
tbepTaedeal interest whioh this de-
murtmeat ef - Christian labor has
giTeH, auI is stilt giving to tbe study
of labgaage; can scarcely . be over-
estimated. 'i-'' "'-' :
: God is determined to honor his
Wdfd;-!aticl seems to1 have decreed,
that mien "tbe infidel 'scholar Bboald
not be allowed utterly to Ignore the
word. No student of - the history 6i
lingnistio science can advance at all,
without taking -account of the in
flaenceoX thepbrietian seligion, and
of the Bible, upon the origin, founda
tion and progress of tbe science of
&nkTative Philology:' : ' M
jui-.o null . fcrj 4Jri3-.'
tieep' seas, - was composed of Tiviog
bioplasts, and that it "was In the
past; and would be iu tbe future the
progenitor of all life on 'the planet
iThls wonderful substance ha called.
lSatbybbi8,from two: Greek. words
meaning dcepin& life. -Ac-i o.; ? , i
' A ship was equipped and sent out
to gather this "Deep-life lor analy
sis. Under- tbe microscope", ii", was
found to be, simply Sulphate of lime,
iwhicb,'. whjen "dissolved, " crystallized
into Gypsna.. ., ..t , , , ;
i;Mr; Huxley, thus driven to the
wall, frankly acknowledged his error,
and spoiled a book, which one 'of his
;iaiitatorshadwrittenadvoca tinfe tba
vv e are Tenumiea ot tne oki coioreu
fe hord t bim B
any eimiiaitty oetween mtm an1
..(A cimiiNnn aciiiccn nitltl HQ
Guttiic,' Ihough tbe two languages
are as .tuueu,anko as are Litm and.
Greeks How could be fail to notice
he simHarify, fir instance,-ia, -ttie
following innectSoDS or the .verb fd
.r-aba,;,ii r;i7,I have, .
HrtaiSj ; h ; Thou hast, 1 !
:r.;Habaip, He has,, ,?fL
ii ;, H&bwp, .Tjtji-lpa.hayev.t
Lathi. .
llabeu, .;. ,
tllabfeti: :
.HabeUfi,
. ' lSCt)ES CE AND KELTWION.-II. J
' The;Darwjn family anpear to have
otigiriated this "moderu tUeory of
Evolution. 'Carlyle 'says 'of them ;
ftbo-'(Jalled literafy 'closes W Eng.1
land noW proudly give themselves to'
protoplasm,-origi.n of species, and
tbe like, to prove that, God did not
build the universe-.-1- have known
three-fgeaerations of the Darwins,
HtbeiiV: .', :' -.Habaat, - rJhej jiavo., grandfather, father and son atheists
'"We eau'aeccuh t for such at ovtrt all vi'-lbe bratbeci of the present la
sliibf. only otf tbs siiPboSitibni that mous natoraUstfwlu lives neai here,
. " . ' 7': ... 1 ... "1 . - , t I a. 1 J Ji.il
tho clear yi-sious ; or., tne v'roremost ioi me roatamong nis granmatHers
maaffJb'tiai8wQrld7 ivaT41n'm'ea ffts hejound aseaiftngravted-with
bv.thatatsnid.ternrtarbariaD.,,f!. mermfkmcottmT
-''TRrf "middle 'wall n of Dartitiou be thing from-a, damhul)..:jA'.ood
fiftieb bfeek' and-; barlferldn1 bad td sort p..man )s this Darwin, aod well
conld be fodnd for 'our .piencei of I lect.?.f:; ?a jjay -j m9ii fr!. jf
LaiiEkn-B Iiet Ciiirwtian mao
study-sr-epeto rfmeii fby
trial of thejconspirators :Tet bina see
bow com rJlefely rtie'feiigrfty intellect
tof Cqear viZ8,,bUMed bythe Qod of
MM Korij a8cf iet;nim compare the
spirit of such a man"with 'wti'M ie
(Jhriian:pbirOi!opber, AiDutna Mag
nus.wbb1 Wrote tcGed baStrtreiHto
' man bis' spfnfrand'wfth it alsdltttel
le'ctithat" maB..;nMgh$, -'nsAX0
jAntLiUQdJAr Muown
Jtn suite ot CbrlTleVopuuoD. flow;
rervwarwin Ut pretty-peuejaUy ooa
ever,
WteU
ued ft treat taan, lie is certain-:
ly'mbre'" careful' and 'honest iu "his
etatemeuta f than sre- Ty odail aikd
Huxley, bo bavfentried to-' confirm'
theiroaiatioa"c to tbe : mQBirey Dy.
opting Jus.. opinions.'T They, have sa
misappbeatbA barm OJarwiniantbat
Darwiabimaeifjcan no longer .claim
it. .. . .e'.8
Sometime aero I saw Dosted on the
alfjof a store-a large" advertisement
dt Moe J aaked hghtal t old r
;deaeeo.-rSoilght down, dar, my
jbradderv and thoi4iryowfpftace. , A;:
few questions 4ike r dat would troy
all tbeorgy-'" Tyndall.does not stop
to inquire, who made; tbat nery
cloud f -! ;
. Still there is a notion prevalent
that it is the' height Of presumption
to call In question the assertions of
these wise scientists.1 Wbo are
you, It is asked,' fthat you "should
criticise the opinions of a man who
has spent his whole life investigating
such i subjects I" - ww iz you can
jtellthe distance to the moon, and
show us bow you measure it, our hat
jispJaV and we believe yon J but when
jyou begin to praise the beanty of the
:"man in the moon." and his family,
'please excuse us, if we look Incredu
lous and smile, and the wiser you
look the looder well smile. -
Tbe JBibl hu nothiog to fear from ;
Science. " " Oars Is tbe God ' Doth of
ff;'!!,il,ir.','.::i;:"! "iv'i t
Nature and Kevelation. Kightlyin
derstood, tbey cannot conatct. And
when a theory is advanced which
contradicts the Bible, jast: wait
awhilej and it wilt give place to an-
other. Qeolosy wasonceabngbeai
to Christians. Mr. Gook says a
book of Geology is scarcely out or
print before it is out of date. It
makes us who studied it sometime ago
afraid to air our learning. Not long
since the corpuscular theory of. light
was taught. Now we have the un
derlatory or vibratory theory. We
mean no disparagement- to science.
Its facts and fixed laws remain ever
the same, New discoveries require
new theories. What we wish to show
is that Ubristians need not be alarm-'
eel by oer aelentiris - fa eori which
appear to conflict -with God's Word.
at
stood, lor eighteen centuries, tbe en
mity of men and Devils, and has re
mained the same, while - continents
and empires have changed, can tnrn
aside any Bhaft of infidelity. Scien
tists as well try to batter down Gib
raltar with pop-guns, as to attempt
its overthrow. f .
' Wemay thank Tyndall and Huxley
for their tcientifie discoveries, : and
laugh at their wild . speculations.
Hannibal found his army one night
surrounded by the enemy. Never
at a loss for a strategem he caught
a thousand oxen, tied straw to their
horns, and,i having set it oa: fire,
turned them loose upon tbe enemy's
lines. The advanced guard, were so
bewildered by thU; fiery jbost charg
ing upon them, . tbat they fled in cou
fajiim.. rl mra , Hannibal r time to
lead out hisarray... Had Uieylooked
oply atthe oxen,, taey.,,miebt have
been simply amused at tbeijr, burning
head-dreasea r
.And so wUh the unnstian soldier.
Infidels have tied their . speculations
Lo some, solid facts,.aud set on fire
Jnlh hatred of, God, they have been
urned loose nboa the Christian ar
my.' Iet each soldiet look only1 at
the If facjs. ;tRie "A splulations1 wjll
Boott lbiurn off. and leave thetf harm'-
Receiver of stolen goods is asad as'
Ehe' thief. ,JaJI ''' " s
f If llquof sellers sfoteHheir liquors
hen theremight be some reason fot ;
coming to such a conelnsion, but, as
a genea .rule, . they buy . them, and
jhence the inference, is '.unfair and it-"
logical . N r . .
' Meff do'not buy and sell liquor for
one and the' same'purpdse.' " A man
iwho'buya to sell again, does ;so fof.
Wain, and fof that gain he is willing
6 see want, wretebodness and evils
w !-'... 'ah ...-...-. a f- . n. . - . . l
r all sorts flooding trie iana, ana ic
s otten the case tnac rnis noou
caches a little further than be means
Xa..hei& reach. There la a just'
retribotion sometimes -i, that recoils
on- tbe- evil doers bead.. for no? .man 4
IcaneBgage m Aba Hqoor riirBo.with-
oati baying bia uaorals, aad ,tl- mor i
Llfl ol lls laxnlly Jnlnrei Lyt,.anl ,
'the carae which 0od sometimes visits ,
iupou some men .because of (bis evil ,
Is fearful The.'Bnyer, who buys for ,
for his'own use, inay abuse it, or he ;
may not. The seller does not
trouble . himself 'to findc out' about
that, and henoe it is unfair to put tbe
buyer and the seller tin the same
footing, and make one rvlen apply
;tO:bOth. ri r.tll"-. .-.'t.. v.K
i f Dr. Jeter is: usually very clear in
hia statements, but be. missed the
marfc a long ways this time. j Better .
bad. his . arm beeu paralyzed, than
that he should have written a word
that could give tbe slightest cncour
agement to a traffic, which Satan is
just now,, by. means of & crank in
Dr. Jeter's own State, sending death,'
destruction, dishonor, and damnation
into every nook and corner thereof.
If I could whisper in the ear of the i
honorable member from Feairklin, of
wbiofa Ox. fntcbard speaka, ! woald
say,let tbat cranlc alone-there is dis
I . ' J
honor and death ia it. Xr. Jeter is
a noble man, and, in many respects,
a mighty power .for good, but there
are spots evea ia tbe, Ban. . .
' - !:!-.( Worn tb Booorder.
JtEADIKG HYMNS. ,n
The adage says "a cat may look at
a king" on the same principle, per
haps,' it is allowable ' for one Of the
sisters to dissent from the Utterances
of the editorial "We. . a i
In the article on Keading Hymns''
the Kecokdeb commends tbe sng-
gestiori of ft writer who wishes tbe
minister simply ' to annoaoee the
bvmns witboaC reading
said vri(er takiDg cue: t
tbe caatom ori etna ted ; years
A Bum'",,,
when the knowledge of readiner was
not so general as now --. , It may be
true, that it ia a relio- of tbe period
when hymn books and the ability to
read them were alike rare, but there
mast have been; other; and better
reasons for a custom which is so
generally practiced by the churches.
To me, it seems one of the old ens-
we can not afford
and ainrv n'f find. And 'r thfne.fit I the healins oil on his bruised Jtnee.
of on r retbreu thati -wa Istudy. c .the I abd repeating, with''a Ithbwing 16bk,
nafHrHhf erPated thines. In all ot I Wese WOKIS r v"' " ""-t'
t.' tM-Wfc-w- 1 ld-jneatJari.tt Kt ktoem)?
iurmatiuu vi eicij oiukio uicbiuic, i it iotiows, aon t you see,
hot likewise in the , variet v. of differ-1 "... 'Itil BM U ftoM J0J BUB
tenVorms- wa:cau,and waongbtttoi iHdortbryoaiftrrae."
admiren the majes(Bbwiflaom;4ir 'r:'ax''''jan7r,pieTe -hmapwn
uoa." ; . "-t'r ' ri a hori aa.SArongu.as aoes tnaf .mon
B9iM qoflB-g'jg U) Mint
!:
AMZl.
T? Al T - .1
iheartha
ago,
onvey that meaning: to tbe coDgre- I of God's word; they are well en on gb'
igation. Ta be, Able to read well, la
iao aooomplishuient worth an earnest
effort, and nowhere can. it .be more
jusefnlly employdi tbanaiikv.tbft puk
iL,-,f 4j iwould,-suggest tayoung
sniuisiers mat a Kuowieuge oi xie-
knOwn throughout oar Stace; as well
asotbersi Kfr -5.1 ".limS!
1 . Now jast at the foot, of the moun
tains in Wilke county, Is Bro.'E.b5r.
Gwyn; the fehrtStlan soldier, the
earnest! MefirMrtualM-aanday-acoooi
brew and Greek is . not more impor- I worker, tbe Gospel veteran, who is.
taut, than the ability to read, their bt "work for Jesus" in the Northern
own beautiful, inotber, tongue! .with. I part of therlerXreek'Association
texpressionand grace." L, u. u. t. ura jLrwyn is too wen Known lorme
"Oxford: N. 0.' " fc.-4 to Speakany wdtd of commendation
iu-: awl niiowiaawTiy f Besida ainth6 Vacbs 'ihatThave
m ft- trt m
;va V-WVWU, 1 ;
j VVnVWATTST'.AtlPT'iTS- " . 1
f-I fvdaKieaii- admisRibre ' under0! jbaW :been i:sent
Wme" circumstances fof q a' writer1 tod
express bia views anoDymoasit."
X E may -or jnsnnauie - soimniine, v .
been mentioned tamy three sketch
jes and r that have been , supplied,
Other "appeals: that
np- to wbicbawed
could fflotlaasweeltorvwantotfundaJ
iBarer reqawats have cpma t ns from
Albemarle, N.wton
lOonoonl,
tVUi Mi
nt Graham. ' Qreeneboro,?1and
tber important tawnTad. Tillageav
an
J
ilove iibr.tbeiaiaster.'si cause,.- not
enough to iostifvtbe church in, xe-
!taining,them.;;It is3c'st pf course,!
lor tne cnurcu io do pruaenr ana as
ilenient as bar good: may dictate, but
ino farthet). for: lf mere; personal
jconsiderati m 5 influences us; In ; our
jdeallngs with such members we will
jbe apt toJtinf . and BrIng3jreproach
lupon the causes Chnrcbes in a conn-r
:try, like ours, would perhaps do well
to get rid of ail fiuch.iguorant mem
loers:- "jTV i " ; -r V"
I ' If it is covetousnesi that keeps
.brethren ftom tielping to support the
ministry then! (without any .further
reflectpp,.tbey, ought, fto be excom
jmunicatedr AVbat benefit are they
'to the ehnrcnl none whatever. -They
iare- a dead weight. - it 4e- i4rn& to
when it'ean beu db4S2'awltliaie4)deri-!
bfw refleetfVBsws3 tberbaraoterioI'
particular clasros, "r part icnlar In-
Uividuala. But auonymousicarping
Barcasm and ' ridicule,. especially in
religions journal ia harmful 4a ma
directions, f When 1 perpetrated n by,
hnA . hrothpr , ncrainat &nolbAr. f iL.ia-
iuomanly, U3Bchristian4uid cowardly. hile, Jhere are, sq, many things to
.1 wouldnot Mketopeea wQpanaa., Pucourage us, there f re also many. to
church;. 4Jen ifv ,ri, rih6-torievery
jinembei . ..topeajcta ; proportional
besides, olacesr in the eoaQtrr j Dart of that 'sQDDort :. and he' who
ppiedloujto mention, wMoh,. while JldTO
hey have not directly applied for aid: 1 wiab1 toy is s cbW tbat the. cbutch, in
rVAafl iamttA J bbaiarafinar' ''Wo' fiVa 1 'intMna ft. tiaraalf. an1 . tm iha natiaa
mi uuuipeiicu to ucgiev aii iuobo
Ss toe (Want . ota means.., Aua
she reoresents. should remove.
i- "The church of Christ is the church
militant, alie is engaged ib a warfare
fwuh Hatan andthft world.- and every
Bunoe . a '.masculine iname,r neuina I B,B h w mv?s bu muuuw u i pwiuiciauyum, .w, wwro m
which to hurl jayelins at. the chaiao.l toisgmnga with reference to our duty ireadj to do something that will re-
ter of good mentor tOhrow dirty p tbui partlcniatpartYOf our worx. i aouncrto the glory or our uaptain.
water on theii falr-irarments. to sNow, brethjfen, 4ii believe there is I !But these cbvetoustfarrbw-hearir.
makfltHddv headed snetinltf nftmh.". one thing needed ; ana tnac is ior j iieartea memDers-are enemies in our
k.n t ,nnif i;NVn.1 the ministers and nrominent lavmen 1 wn famna.rNot havinfl' Arfiamsitinn
ner, like Christina of Sweden,trying l18!0.8 totbeir I to supnorjWjUie jnuystry: at? home,
from place to place, with short bair, 1 pta arenota reading peopte;nor are I jta BUpport'abroad." Anorteingr thusf
'("i.t. M r. "lflnnimhli. I ZDrjT OD .lln UUIBE nann. Jft BeiUBU. UI1 J illiev Uarr DOE lue-HHSBiOnarT HlHrll.
iyoung wives with the idea; tbat hus-f j grateful people, hey. need only to jwbicbas ; thejspint jofi ouxaviottr,
bands are machines to keep- pnrses flave P"1. pointea xnem to j ana the great mop power py-which
well titled, and etttsvagant tastes l tr 1 trT -TTii.
grfttifted. --i'" 1 "f ' 1 SATrrir; , raster to coarse! f
-Hor' wouio . iiKe.io see a.ofusuau i r. . - . .
1 1 ii mil
L 1 "I" .T " - :To ; r
teu cnem oar wanes ana neeas i
so and let out watchword bey1 "This
year,. !Nort h- Oarolma for J esnaJ ' u
111
II
slash
811
hia brethren.,, rjht . and
tbrn8t
ii
ISatanis to. beJeonqneredand,.Jhe
world eoaVenea to Ood.
These "dead ' beads in the church
Do
Sec'y.B'a Mi83f
tue Gospel of jescs cubist
HOW JBEUEiVEll AU UUTT
to
toms which
give up;
A good hymn, expressing the out
pouring of some christian heart in
prayer- or thanksgiving; - read 4 not
hurriedly, br carelessly; as If f to fill
up a gap in the exercises, or to give
the choir time ; to select the music, :
but slowly; and reverently, and with)
proper emphasis, ior ma-no insignifi
cant part of church: worship, i Such:
a hymn as VJust as I am withoutoae
flea.? read Dtoperb. -can iv an. eu
quirer after troth .oke as macb aid
and
left It would be ' unmanly . to i
a womatf between himself, and those
be nndertakee to hack and excoriate. '
if any one ehoaia 'Wt'$ ma-e
an. onslaught on, a brother, :or on
brethren, let hinr come out over hi
own signatQr and, not screen :himi
self behind a feminine name. Let
him come out a real man, and not "a
iwomahjj 'made but of a:banJ An
American divine once 'said; Mifo-':
man made out of a woman is God's
noblest work f tut 'a' -womarf made
out of a man" is his meanest. 1
somewhat half way iuctine towards
Ihe same opinion.,- i4 u U
,. I most protest against the farther
deeeeratioii of the honored uuiies.
vfcJnaitb." and "Jonee,? by eocli anoy-
mous, censors an
aiuo mm .
"Smiths" can do as' they please, .but
T don't intend that my family name
shall any longer be a refuge and
shield for every anonymous carper
that wishes to satiriEe and lampoon
his brethren incognito. 'Nov I mean Gospei .of -Jesus Christ, and.jhe
ta i drive them from behind itheir I full Gospel can only be written with
are the auihors ot much evil, in tbat,
tbery: keep down tbe atanaara ot mm-
isterial efficiency : for a failure on
1 ueir arfc aeepzr viow. . .iiviu uouig
what, they could otherwise 'do, and
lue resaic is, preacaers are compelled
to do somethinir else- fora. living be
sides; preaohingt and f; thus ' being
forced to divide their jenergies they
never can become . more . than vent
ora)rrtf 'expounders "or the word.
The Annstla Paul aavs. in his I th6v cab ceti whether;ood. iad or
pSpiStle to the Galatiaus, 1st Chapter I iuderensuits.sach members best,
anu'iztn verse, inai no uiu not re-i Tit.,, , - u.. xv. urtJii.
ceive i iroiii iuan, uuii xruiu owu
Christ I find no Scripture authoriz
ing any other.authorily.The question
hen 1 arises bow do 'we 'receive it
frBmC!tarist: It . oertaialrt U8Ka
tbroogh tBeuMkBte , mediwnitkroapih
(17? '1
XT. ZION UNION.
ssmu ii- fi
ll carim inn Tnnnrin irmyfinr. nr
The TJnion MeetiDir of the Mt.
(Zion. i .Bociatiom jnfc- w th t. to o jBp-
tist cnarcn at -jjorbani, pa. Jfnda
in Decern
t
ir,hna liiriii il fil t ii il l
a. una - lutuuie uib Jtu ufru a uav in iiecem-
made choice , of certain men whom ;he J 5ber; 1878J Elder A. O. DiXon ''pxeach-
bas called, not with the natural voice I cd the Introductory Sermon, f from
but with the Bptntnat voice, and be 1 Hebrews,,xltb chapter, j and part of
it?!
masked batteries (if they have- got
any shame) and make them ' go forth
to 3 battle i under the shield ot their
own proper name. ,t t a ,h-msi
Admitting that preachers and:
others have serious defects, of char
acter; I tbbse u defects - will faever be .
removed 5lJv"an6nVm6nis0icriticfsUi
; , . . . r r .. - . . ... ,. i . .
and abuse- through thef press. ' It
a. a;:f . .aM.Aalraw tA !.!. .msifai I Mtt-a. wAa.aA
and ibey are made preachers of the pThe congregatiou ,vas , Bmalland
out tew cnurcnes tnns lar represent
ed owing to the weather being so dis-
a spiritual pen ; with spiritual ink in
a spiritual heart, to be known and
read of : all mem God calls mea to
preach the Gospel,- but . there 4s Zno
necessitv for a divine call to read
the G(wpcZJ,thiS!iicaU be taught by
men but man cannot -teach man to
preach .the. Gospel of .pur Lord and
Saviour ' Jeshs Christ' " Christ is the
will4 bntv make! the rf artietf'thuS' I lonlv teacher and .the soiiit the onlv
abused TiateS'the abuserf and!(td H;cbaunelr through ,whicb we can be
think less Of the toaoer tbkt Publishes ' : t'ddeht ' those blessed truths. Paul
me auuBe. - -' i saysi ne was nos maue a minister oi
-clSWw.8 if "an vbod vi takes ex$ertiona tfitf lette of the New Teetamerili.bat
to this article, "aol iwanU to faic tlrel,of;trje airiTfortaMdettiMkdlUt
authoroe may Know who be 11. ana I but'tue SOirtfc t dvetU lllrr.
'Mu.iWvg uyiu iuc bci itwueie wuajnim.' fc5af Jt l f.tctt a;b.;(Toomany,deatb;
oo, without hymn-books,- and 'that
class could not possibly be benefitted
by the; singing of the hymns, unless
agreeable.iT,i?0iTi; cot
d At 7 oclockv -injthe eveninar. the
congregation ana aeiegates, (a lar
ger number being: Presentlaffain' as
:6embled;:and was entertained by an
lniereBiiug sermon - rrjpuiiiiaer Uesse
Howellf iromNebemiab, 4th chapter
1 a m Vk . a .
latter oiause procn. verse s 4I) or the
people bad a mind la work.?
a.bi. tuo sciiuvu, JUIUOC ill U VV 11-
son was chosen Moderator, and Eevi
i.u. ,JUougflej2 ecreUry.iAiCom
. a .
m3u.ee ? 01, fwajrran gemen ts v )eng -ap
pointed, the "XTtiioo, jthen , adjourned
'lyymcciMB ffl mm 11
.00 man v death nilla mren .in l lliloVlnMt uul n mnri nimn .hriMK..
rnis age ) tnat . is 100 m any lettereu i ; w.ee- ioubq j d pe represenjteo, also
SlliTJKJI STATB ISSI0,AJfDMlSSI9 :tose death piUSjint
tinctiy thatt they usually are in cott-' : hies. . actually administer
gigaaon singing Jftimtmi ; - r ; :
Or: let nl .,cobJD'a're!: tbo BrjltltC ot a fcv;HevfaankTy.a baa
thft tlmroWhlv. storldlv Caesar, with toht tfeftrt ZMebecaUse mahv
that maniicBtEd-bjttUB great Kepler, 4 links between the orders bt1 animals
- iu ;tha6c8ubUme t prayer f witjuwhtchil nTei8shi1rM1NdJhulnoisTstronfi5er
ha-jrfdspsfihifiO fHartaonv f f lbeiHmflits .SrriakrWollnk-i tahd since
! WoHrT :-Thau whtt' bv tttelfsbt bf i fhe'rela'b cbasntbetweeU man f and
1 nature bast kindted fulns'theibng. j the animal klngdomLwh
" ing?; after theiligbt'lf tbyglotyf! bridged, Evolution. will never be es
thanks to. thee, theater 'and lrd, i tablished. :i JSevex, never, will Chxjs-
thae thmKiIette8tf maf rejotee: itf thy tiansireeeive it;r until it is proved
-worWrt'w:,-2?l -vtsd n'nui - that God di6Vhol create man 1 iniHis
T,o f havW donffe eWorK8r6f nrv ! owh imae&' In the:lmage of God
iifA wit h ! tfcWferffcLtMliilhkltil creAtedHe htm must firet be Wotted
-.whichrtbcu.hast,venwrtiiaiejir
' corded to - men ? hee : feiory of ; thy ' tosay the-theory 1 is: taught in tome
"xtotkW.1As far 'ferot t'ffliBcoUld 1f -onriAmericaooHBgesw'r-3T7H :
SrconaPRrwftffi'awiefo rVftrcIi as I Vfinti'bfitweeu I thd Tads tit science and
-.far'asXcoukVitb tfaBjbletra
- f ulnessVilf I, twoim befbre.tbioe ' prove, the' wild epecalaiions of infidel
vpJj fid borh 'in ttrtfnonds of siri. acientists Isndall in hiaLaborato
"have brbrfglit forth asythiug that IS ry,lnestaonmg Nature byexperiment
nnornrthv of th v. ronnSels. lnsntra I and recording her answers, little re
me wittlry:'4iirittbkt r may 'correct' semles 'Tyndall-cm the-speakers
v. tti IfPby- tbe onaerfaU' toeattty of platform, ; tnakin;;gapeat ? JhU
ii . . a. MfnAMnna v n tai .n rwv
ttry wotkh;! nave neen ieu luiVjUoia-1 exrxvapvKycooco.-,.!; fM
advanceed 1 eenerationia impossible before a
iUUhfrwoikfuwhicli wasidesUned to a popular auaience ne asserts mas
1 h i nV rrn d-4 ftAvti hit i m ft tn tkiud- 'Emotion. " Intellect, will,' c. and all
!ne"4utcn.aitya66v,bj.-thycrate a theijp.phfmVwf'-P!n?
rrVnr. thaf. ;tTiinB ' mav. .be la 1 1 n"a"fierV"". cloud. . A sentence more
byslorvlanddhe.WiBlfaTeiof allmea. i wortbl M JunaUo than ; ft pbuosot
'Ti atmoiiiesi 'apd"yeeiitnit'nnderttaSd 1 fn- JSCS Prcft; .Huxley .-'announced
lT?a Iinl II .01 rill KT2.r.rj. Vi, t
LIQUOR SELLING
"When doctors differ j whot shall
decide V Eecently two D. D's. have
expressed their opinions on. thai li
tunG traflbi? .:e.4. if'J ft
fi'Df, Jf ntcnara, ia the iuecobtjxb,
or Jan. 22adyaaya t 'To licence o by
law; the sale- of intoxicating drinks;
i8, iu myi judgment,'! a Sin against
society; since! if protects-: men ioa
business5 which i protects 'crlmey and
destroys life -and 1 property by the
-wholesale." ati,-.." isiJ uJiw
"Dr. Jeter; in the Herald, of Jan.
23d says "'If a i merchant soaells
spirits as to meet' thenecessities of
his customers, without encouraging
their abuse, he confers a public ben
, eflt, and Is entitled to thank8.wirs
9 Dr. ; Pritchard utters sentiments
which I think every christian man
traght to utter, and not only ntter,
but maintain and sustain by all the
influence that he cao command, h.
Dr. Jeter, nnfortnnatelv: nnta hlm
self in a i position, to-be misnnder-
stood, besides giving the weight of
Jnis lnnaence to a, tralno that carries
along with it the curse of curses, 'i Can
any, man, seu arueuc , spiriis, so as
not to encourage its abuse X, Such a
tranc i t seems to me, is at variance
with . every jrpnncipiej of piety, .ana
every precept of " the. Divine word.
f liquor te sold at an, in any :way.
It will le abused by rsomebody, ,!
Tit " Ta.fFei " roocnninff 1afe rtnfnl r
-a-r-j v vta, 9- niywsviMis,wiq yuiti
hypothetical, his man an ideal man,
and. thougu he' search, for'-him, he
cannot be found.' God preserve the
cixarcnea ana
i But the y Eecorder says thero
are- very! feWgood readers of poety.,?,-
ttow many of our mihistera are goody
t.x, correct . readers got the Bible 7
If the fact that many of them cab not
perform ceftaim services well,-, is a
sufflcientr reason- why ii those Services
should ibo . dispensed o with, Ithinki
that in two-thirds of the churchea lu
tbe : land,, the public reading of the
Scriptures would at once cease. . At
school our reading teacher often used
the Bible aa a text , book for the ad-,
yanced classes, and bnis,. criticisms
seemed to. us. then almost' merciless.
JBnt l have Since , been convinced of
lueir justice on nearmg some oi our
youthful blunders repeated' in the
pulpit, One passage be' -seeuied to
nse hAsi au klndiof shibboleth with
which toietrmme,iho siull'oi the
ne Wigurls in elocntion It dwaa .the
reply of the centurion, ta the Savior,
Dut-8peatc ; the wordV only, and my
servant snail pe beaied," v Almost
invariably.-, they, placed the -accent
on ?onlf as if i the word .yonlM like
tne U!vupen;oesame i", ofr "Arabian
Sights" , possessed, a. magiovirtue,
vhlAh , An ltt .h.inf . n n n n n n 1
wnnin pftpnr an insl-it.nEi.nra . Koma
bthers. besides school-girls read even
that simple .passage.wrong.
srHjiifiw oi
3 t&WltMQQdjr&AiX
' I i i .a ' - .. r
t Tygiuitt.iJi ..,.!. . .. , . , a aiii gaarn seeu-aome oi 'no preacneri.ir
vmct Ifi ' tftfst !fl Ftatha EMordsiht iWOSftOUia'ea
lUtotnepuipi.ana
u:r iueui to ineir
suck their spiritual
Urk'mitl ofiilhotni.and' tbattiditi fA
: want of i i betterH medirins. n Bnrelv-
the dBUi? Where wfibd'firo fL? tho8e(Vministers Jtofgfy .God.jWheu J! (Uiilon OoliTentionsaihan WeTiave
A. Brbwri, laboring adbleii itWriseW t'oWas takeUa up and .Tuicusa!
m ui9-quiet,-nioueHt, ye' vueutuaf acnonnce tueir tezc ana
cfFronf thefMtL Zrotf oSMiAtloa we
; take"ra 'Oflh-westerix1 directibb fO
f the, following visitors, Elders JS
wghtantt'oressbTLriai;lffilIs.
lixae committee: of L Arrangements
I'rAnortad .Mia anhionta an
ine jJBcgspEB, or uecember. lltb
xue ecuouu Buoiect : ne aannath
School WOrk--Staf e ioan'dv 'ftrintitv
then take"
way; to' bt inBi oners to 'Jestra; ills r another Book and cover the face of
special field is Winstbhy in FOTsytbr 1 GodV Word -and Breach the letter
countyv! In the messocIatton:lS j in8teaauor'th'a "spirit "(preacb from
Bra) Wop?8f irontamerfpreaehtn rtheir own book instead ot the Bible.
the unsearchable riches ct Cariat at ; Oh, how it kUls. r Christ nor his
Sharon , charch.;0. AJlt': thxengbi thia j Apostles never gaxans that example.
the 'world ;.fr6ni each
public ;benefactors. :iDrv Jeter also
tes tbe question when be says tbe
Jsayer. n 3 culpable ,as the seller,
fciiftaltfatlia pricciplahat thj
ed thoroughly y Elders Aj C. Dir
on, J. S. Purefoy. Professor L.
Mills wand? othersiThe;j,folWw-
ing;TeaoltftiOfts,i;wblcIiwere 'Unant
mnaair adoritedj was the tenor of thtv
dwasioaveamloafff Of at mi
Ketolved. That in. tha onininn
seqUop fBaptist .prinoiriara,- aajl -.Theii .who started it I (Well I reckon I &U Union Meeting, each denoteinaV
low ebbjspc; aa far ilflwn Wmmn j fJheiJDehoaghi: q pe "asucoess- i t!e cabndt will do ' its fSabbatti
oayt " wy w?.uoy!fBwj 1 m1 t".'1 lu fMiuw Bpir4iuaipoweriu.il oouooi jxora y more-'saiisiacstorriv
even D-UUbpro,-there .lam w and, puccessfolly .without, thafc with
i,uwMtti,Ha. wusuvw,jsujjpu cnurcnes. woo are. so yoionunate as atate ana.Uounty (Union) Sabbath
gospelpreachlng atonce.,ff ,vU, VjJ ; nW paa6rlMnii0t, preacli1 IScbobtCohventions;
d:jn:.theSptttXad.ihj8w ; without; having-their own book or ! i feThalf ine 'opmion
J. B.. BOOIIB eamestlv at work at' unrinr hfor4i thprrt. -if 1 ht&'haira' a. mbaHhtrlanvT affMi i.nKAi.l.
(ruaw aawMaic. was v wuir UU 'LIlBIIHrL
B; IL0" Salisbury. asty hav? been
sooften'toldis' onb h.Dldes
towns Id the Stats'. 'Bro.tBOoue haa
been preaching at thead rt wo'placesi
for t wo-Dr more years aad biceffbrta
walk therein, and we shall find rest
Salisbury aid Stateavnlewo jfreitt; : revival "of.relgiohiilnblbeirt ohurehci i of atha.State Sabbath Scbobl Board.
""1"""' u . v. ovuiD imin m.o.iucBtueoiiuiB jnutwrri ur. uy uerutier oi it m. orfiranize a
must conduct it huca many of ounl! Union : State ' Sabbath School inon.
cburcbesi areinowi jilmoBt-frozen toj vebtfoit will tujulre its? Work among
death , under such preaching. , Let j a large iinmberJ6f oar churches ia
us enquire; toriuaoia patus ana , the-tttate.7 ?j TStf4p?i it&pmAcu .
.f Tbft fourtli subject The: Missions
: of the churches, was ably discussed
uy 4iuers j. jurnam, j. o. irareiOy
and PiWessorli B; MAlli ? t5 -'
f o Owing! to tha Sudden ieatb ofMr.
' Edward 9 Farringtony ; of rc Catham
county, a ixical .Methodist nreaehcr.
who dropped dead, near the' church
door of appoplexy, we had no service
Ui-thef aftcrnoonjrtsaiuiis
fr.t 7.10'clock. the first anbject was
have jbeenpilar fromj frnitlefls.: lAt'.l toour souls. rrJnM.c.HouotaiLW.'
Satesvmetheyarebuildingaenurehb Apex, TST.Q.. , t , . , Jf?
-3 fiO'J l.flJ Ji I'SJ
j What should Tie done with church
. members, who can,-but will not do
&Acau: Ulnv:s '8jbu, -Cm. . 12 m a
llnch,.-: $ 100 $ S 00 S 00 tlS 00 f25 CO
'-.Coal' 'IS 00 IS 00 '25 00 40 00
2dor 8 00 8 00 20 00 85 00 50 00
- dr "4 OOf 10 00 -26 00 45 00 60 0O
ool'mn -- 6 00 15 00 -87 00 60 00 85 00
J : do v 10 00 27 00 0 00 100 00 170 00 :
r. do IS 00' 50 00 100 00 17S 00 300 00
"Special Kotloea charged 20 cents a line.
X)
Obitoarlefl lixtV words Ion?, sre. inserted
free of charge.-"Whea they exceed this length
one cent ior each word most' he pud in d
morning, and at Al o'clock, instead
of a sermonvElder J. S. Purefby took
top the, filth subject t;Wake Forest
Couege and the Baptists of ; ; JNorth
Carolina their mutual dependences
aud benefits followed by. Professor ,
L, R. Millsn the 3rdubject :Min-1
isterial Education, the scriptural andt
practical position the, duty of , the
churches.- i ri-tzz-1 vi Zsui t-
tBoth; wew entertaining i and in-
Btructi ve addresses. ; -4 j?:; .v I ?
I Though our representation ;were s
small, yet, I believe the meeting was
pleasant and profitable to all who
attended. crA'.ir'oV. I 0
Our Mission 'Committees also met -
at the " same' time Jand"place. " The .
few chnrcbea .repreaented, sent op
for. tbe eapDott of ' tbe Alissionarv
Svaa enooaraginer. & He -is coo B-ient;
btoreanizine three or four chu rubes. :
with .houses of .worship, befr re: the
tiext Association. . .1 ... . r
!L.' 0.1x)UGiit:: tJlerk'5
Snnaay ScnooIDeDartnient
00SDU0TXD ST
JOHN E.'EAY.
)C&." Sfe Jfcdon; and Bee. S. S? Board.
and where she gave them a x
Dxa Baa Bat : I preached in teeh Point '
f ahnkry 26th;J eupplyin the' church is Mis- '
kmary. v ; I find1 Ura-'J. Riohardson wbrki
ing fitiieUy.'patiendy wad devotedly with her-3
little Sunday SchooL --.No ono ; seema to en-:.
cojMXUg0 her by .tbeir prononce ox otlaWwisjBv,
S wrsas a&&. ata on Christmas day, she bsad liear.
Bohooi of eigrxteexi to xnee.aU bex bcrose wboza
ri ('if ' i sj: i" f
gave them a nice treat 1 X called '
to aeafaeroa the 26th,' and she aajs aha needs
papers, ; tickets .and '. cateclutnaJ f; Conld . 'not
yon do aowiethiag tar hex School T Eie njn .
aha has no hnlp And .she . c&zxmot get these
tilings h6rsel 'uonasponcT1 with find encour
age her. - Send tickets If yon can:
' " Hetst Sh szts.
The Teacher's " Influence Dnriiu? . the
Week. r " ;
When Sunday School teachers . appreciate
the fact that little eats' and ' eyes are as wide
ppea daring the other days of the week as '
bpon Sanday, end that the life teactuaga are
jy M potential as. .the. rolass instrootiou.
then will ws begia to reach our Ideal in Son. ;
daj Sohool work. Tb model tuetam eootia..
Kak Imiuu a3rs of the vwk.: TT.-:
Coat task wRtr lliiS lnnliTim of pmrltr :
aari,yf trat!
esaitJIDQ
mm, nnnrnairi ?i
finlfl WW A MIITI 11 1BIIUI V
UUiMrUM ta8Me.lus
' J
mission
ead; bath expects hi papUa to look to his -
daily hfe and personal habits for an exempli
fication of the prinoiplea taoRht. . Think yon ,
a Inmon of temperance' could be impreaaed
npoh 'an intelligent boy' who had seen his '
teacher emerge from- a 'beer saloon--with-a'-
cigar in .hia raonth, on the prerfoaa day I
How would the (hoaghtfol girl udga of sin
cerity pf the instructress who urged bereT.
olenoe, but who wbre Tery fioe clothes, and
sever put ir senBTvinto the mirfnn.hoT i
None are quicker than children to notice the
consistencies f those' who' are sho'wing them '
the way of 1 The scholars mnrt respect
before they will be iafluenced. -., : vj-
; A yottBR an abott to be prdaUiea for the
auinistry . acknowledged that at one time he
was nearly an inndal. .Bat,weaid he, ."there ;
rbrtatlaa Wnrlr.
A christian sometime
a good Sunday School , in oucceeafal
operation. - ' - - j-.?.
y go-. noxr to Jung's rMountain
Association. ' WeRt of "'Charlotte.:
,We.mu8tnot excuse the Preachers I where we have twomissionatieSzeal-1 Ii an v thins forvthe snrnort nf the rnin
Jrbm'rany", dnty simply and aolely; I buslylpusblng the' use of Christ Itfl iatrXil e'll)UQ3$atlwoxtii
lwrAn9A t hpT (In not narfnrm It vol) I aontiAn rxnih YtitTfoAtaA'Sfl T?irti'.T-fTl!!l! annatitaniinn anA frt,nrttn1m rA
u is pussiom ior vuem to learn to i 4ooiu is ac xraiias, in was ion couniyr i i-wui venture -to f give an a opinion
do it better. - -i r"'J' ' 1 and Lowesvlffe, -in lebln,ath'ert B hoDina td. ba.irrected.if..wrons?.:
" ijwuuv.o, tumc buubiu uo i vi i tii wuim euuiBuw V uig viiMgD i A 44iiu ,yu , -me s par 1. 1 cnurcu. it rr'ao if I "Afte being handled with
such an anomaly as a lazy preacher; I that are t.auarain:jaa:aarB 1 members to,. do, ' their 'dutx.ln v this4, Ii wiitotmatob ifaltibanvbl' iha
it would be, loo machcUkaiOflexing I est, oTeVoted,nard-workIner minister 1 respect, shows one Of two things il;hrethwn,tw,?rriiiort oiw
akenf up t T(Asaoeiational' i JUssiauv
wore now snail we most successful
iudi a prrjtuiuui jtuciucvupetomsy. -m
y-. I am not willing Sot At? to be said
Uit we must . discontinue tbe read
lug of bymnsn public .worship, be
cause minsters otten read them with
so little,; force and sneauty. ...Bather
TrM t lid'.jf.W.iwnwrf.n f m,wA ;tvtstl Uw :.t. n- t.X. ii ' r . . ' .
w ouiuioc ouu ui9 I lucjr. am tuuci jguoiaui, or uuveioua. If Was ,80,00160 Jv r. Aff w rt
vuu.io--mi k.ia iti.Muu - uu&iug .-uo i 11 iguviauL vi nuak uo tJLUia LCiMJU" II HCSOlCtXi. XDai 106 r OeCretaTV Of
ruut Msr ham Ivati rrnwna-1 witK I mi it Xtiii&t f rV To?y VTrifroTw k4. I Va iwrrTAt:L C,3T
Bignal success.,, Bro. l4.;S,o'dghr I mlilstryj the otfght,-trTall means Is AssociWian libHcested 5ioc report
one ctbut, veryestpreacl.era U; to brtaaghf.cButl2lAlgnbrabcei!q teltheSecretoifitHi,
etationed at Lincolnton.iu connection' I lw -f3atGlyic6sabia nn' a -conntryi lj Board. ofStatoMiasionSifrf
nibu aa m n i a av in liiq u cautiiui aiiti umii ma r.tm bui iu iitx j m iiii x . w n aa i aa. a, nn vw n inn n i a a
lit them read the bymna over care- thriving1 little bwtt bf Shelbyf Bra3 1 pmehiat lw heard almost avery' held 'withMe; Uead nShity
In I IrT hAfnM aai T, r. r A jrn .l.Ana 1 M.n A I.mM' wAr. ... . i. rj. A. Mw J C3 j.1hBi..u .... . - . Z ilj j . , . r . .1 v. . . - - ' - . . . . - - - '
luiy.utiuip guiuji ku I.UUI1.U, una;. . mas uuiu auu icoicu iu uciuiauj
and; if l.mlstafceynot, waa-edUcated'
for a Cathslic PriaaL-Ifieed net ni
sei ectingM" some, . by-tbe-way, ..which
have some meaning, and then try to
f jread ;thea In," -Scanner" which will I ItZi U LX'Zlli&& ta czpoand
Babbato, toecauso. itbdws an ihdia-a Friday before' the fiftb SundayJiiu'
position on the? part of sucb: to knowr llartsh;187a :2i m&w tvou $&-i
wiat their duty? is, tkadr when atxchi
b tha thera is net mushy It any
Wajhad-itn' intejtingbflnnday;
JlitWSnp&J&i Sunday
Was one argument. in ' favor of Christianity-
rwhioh X eoTilct iie.au" Trrit&---tlie' ooosistexit"
jiiimilil .orjmji.' f.lfcw. ,i!30a iilaiii hiiJ.
rfrfflOTi'liuill!!,!)
theater., when in dlataat city. .. .YeAra after-.
wards he was sent for to ,-tisit adyuig man,
jwo'charged him with ' the ruin' of his soul. '
jae had seen 'his' Sunday School - Snperinten-' .
4ehrgo-:to the . play-house ;7hid followed
been f winaied ;.hecoma hardenBd, "and now
fajfl&te&m', Jo 2i .t i. Mtsl Ja Ivit
;Erea tbpersona habits,, such as heataess ?
;o : 4resst.TiBa,oi rlangy. eto are quickly no-.
Uoed. ' The greet aim of the Sunday 'School Is
tie WnnaUon Vf character ;ahd' some one
naff weB fUdd-'By (he' fanaence of early im
jpressioiig, the foroe oi example, and the pow
er of habit,.the character becomes slowly and
.imperoeptihuity, but' at length decidedly,
0 yrruL
from inactiyitr
or ttegleot beeomes 'cbuled In his religious'
jalfo&tidni ind: 3oae Tinf? i measure the joy of
afH)ttffg tyawaTianyJe has a sense of his
jeottioBmrWef;Hwas as In time past
when the oandle ef the Lord shone around
jabwi hira ! He asks, it may KeJ;'How .shall ,
I'reooTer my'spiritiiality, shake off this death-
ly'aiattberaod 1tel able lo' go on my3 way
rejoiein'gJ! r,The followtng incident-may be :
fJnweller hwesing' ariinountain--.
height, aloos :OTer alroet7 untrodden snow. j
jWarniBR ha4 been given him that if almnher .
preaseddown upon, his weary eyelids they -
would inevitably' be sealed In deailL ' iPor a
j titntfhe 'went' bravely .along ' his patiu' L Bat f
;wi& the deepening abade and freezing' blast1
!of eighttherafaUra weight spot his brain'
Jwhicb seemed , ineigtlblev;Iu vaia.he;
'tlwaaaitfj. .himself ; ia .vain.,hej :
'strained his utmost enerjjpes to shake'bff that.
fatal lieavmesaJii this erfcU of his fate, his
ifeottHraek ag3asf a'heap that lay across his1
Ipatfat Hatme'W.that;;aIthohgt n itbnel
jegfdawf Ufeleas,? jH stopped;
to toueh Uj. and 4ound- a -human body hairy "
buried , tenea avfresh";drif of, snawvThe." ;
'hext Momehi die traveler had taken a brother! '
,m his arms and wW-chanag his hands, ikd
j chesabdbxov; ifoaQuig oped (hV'sUff, eolrf
jhps the warm breath of a.irrihg soul : press! -ing
the silent heart ta the beaUag pulses of
!his own generous bosoin. 'TheTf ffort to save '
' another had bra&. bacVto himself JIfe'and
iwwtath 53" energy;' lie" was a man again; In.
jaiwau oi -a,-wei- creature succamwag to a1
:.deepyarmg herpfeDesa,'i drooping down in a
tMb was Mvii,?Mmself.' Young folkf'
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